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It’s Andrew Lloyd Webber’s week.. the guy who’s written about 99.9% of what’s on West End since the beginning of time (he certainly looks the part). Overall, it wasn’t as disastrous as some of the previous shows earlier this season, and for that I am thankful.
Syesha Mercado - One Rock & Roll Too Many (Starlight Express)
Didn’t really care for her last weekl.. but this week? Loved loved loved it. I personally think this is her best performance to date. And I finally understand why she’s this far along in the competition. I thought that was simply.. wow. 9/10
Jason Castro - Memories (Cats)
I know I’m going to sound like that old Webber coot, but I totally didn’t expect a guy to sing this. I was sure it would be sung tonight, but I did not think it was going to be him singing Grizabella’s song. I like Jason but he sounded as though he’s running out of breath throughout the song. I still didn’t think it was as bad as the judges made it out to be. (Simon was right though, this did sound like it was forced). And for what it’s worth, I like cats, but the musical Cats is probably one of the most annoying staged musicals ever. 6/10.
Brooke White - You Must Love Me (Evita)
I thought she was gonna pull this one, but the snafu at the beginning (her second in the competition) and the over emoting with the pseudo-vulnerable faces.. was just ick. For fucks sake, this isn’t Akademi Cuntasia where ‘judges’ criticize you for not fully expressing yourself enough on stage. Nobody gives a shit. I’m sorry but I give AI viewers a lot more credit than the local lambs on that other show. (Yeah, I might have given a chance to that show at one time, but that syok sendiri ‘judge’ totally ruined it for me.. singing show ke drama audition tu? Whuteva). And Brooke, sweetie.. Madonna >>>>> you. 4/10
David Archuleta - Think Of Me (Phantom Of The Opera)
WTF was up with all the giggly third graders/teeny boppers going up to the stage and hugging him. How was that necessary? The eye habit comments made was kinda funny, but given the closing-eyes habit versus the eye fucking to the camera, I’d take the closing eye thingy. His performance was actually.. pretty good. Yeah it pains me to say that, but that’s how I feel. 7.5/10
Carly Smithson - Jesus Christ Superstar (Jesus Christ Superstar)
Oh. O.M.G. I was really hoping someone would sing this. Didn’t think in a million years that this would be sung on American Idol, but I’m really glad that she did. Wow.. I’m totally having flashbacks of the Nuffield Theatre right now. Mary Magdalene was the shiznits. Brava, Carly. 8.5/10
David Cook - The Music Of The Night (Phantom Of The Opera)
They are really totally pushing for a David vs David showdown in the Final Two, aren’t they? So what I say is not gonna fucking matter. Except that I thought it was nowhere near as good as the judges claim. 6/10
Who should go :Brooke (that was just… a terrible mess)
Who I want to go : Archuleta (just to witness the mass suicide)
Who’s probably going : Jason Castro
Now I may be criticized for citing this as the best.advertisement.ever since I’m not a parent… but I swear, this ad is SO fucking meant for some parents out there.
Wow. Michael Johns got the boot last week. Wow. It’s Whoriah Carey week. Wow. Just wow. The show is truly heading towards the shitter, ain’t it? Thank god, Elliot will be performing in tomorrow’s result show. I wonder if he’ll sing Train Wreck as a dedication to this season.
David PorkChop - When You Believe
He sounded good, but his falsetto was shit. I just don’t like him. I especially don’t like the overpimping. It’s as if the judges are going out of their way to say “SEE? WE TOLD YOU HE WAS GOING TO WIN THIS SHIT!” when the inevitable thing eventually happen 5 weeks from now. 7 out of 10.
Carly Smithson - Ken Lee (Tulibu dibu douchoo)
To tell you the truth, it wasn’t half bad, but I do think she felt short midway through the song. You can’t make help but make comparisons with Mariah’s rendition with this one, so I’m just going to post this random video. 7 out of 10.
Syesha Mercado - Vanishing
Shit, son. She may be able to carry that tune well but man, that was boring. I don’t know what is it about Syesha. She’s like LaToya London.. very very good singers, but leaving me totally unfazed after their performances. 7 out of 10.
Brooke White - Hero
Okay.. who replaced Brooke with a bleating goat? That was not good. She should’ve concentrated on singing and ditch the piano playing. Nastay. 4 out of 10.
Kristy Lee Cook - Forever
Totally interchangeable with Brooke at this stage. Get the fuck off the show already. 4 out of 10.
David Cook - Always Be My Baby
I don’t know.. I still think David is a tad overrated. Not totally loving his performance but between him and PorkChop, I’m really rooting for this David to win. 5 out of 10.
Jason Castro - I Don’t Wanna Cry
Love it. This intrepetation is so much better than David Cook’s, IMO. 7.5 out of 10.
Final rankings for this week :
1. Jason Castro 7.5/10
4. David PorkChop 7/10
4. Carly Smithson 7/10
4. Syesha Mercado 7/10
5. David Cook 5/10
7. Kristy Lee Cook 4/10
7. Brooke White 4/10
So the theme this week was ShutTheFuckUpRandy. Okay, maybe it wasn’t but it certainly should’ve been. What the hell is up his fat ass tonight, nit picking on every little thing? So it’s Inspirational Music (in conjunction with the Idol Gives Back show tomorrow night). It’s funny, cause given the choice, I personally would’ve chosen the overplayed Bad Day by Daniel Powter. I loved this song before it got played to death on the Idol show a couple of seasons back. It’s a really good song IMO. Stop fucking feeling sorry for yourself, everyone has a bad day at one point or another, but it’s not the end of the world, get the fuck up and keep moving on. If that’s not inspirational, then I don’t know what is.
Michael Johns - Dream On (Aerosmith)
I’m a Michael fan but his performance kinda bored me during the first halg. I was expecting more from him but it was just alright for me. And seriously, what’s wrong with Randy tonight? His beef with the song choice was ridiculous. He reminds me of a certain ‘judge’ from a certain local ‘popularity show’ (oh please, like you can honestly call it a ’singing show’) who keeps lamenting on penjiwaan lagu and representing yourself in the song and all that nonsense. 7/10
Syesha Mercado - I Believe (Mantasia)
OMG.. I Believe - an inspirational song? *barf* What a fucking cheesy song choice. Ick. I don’t hate the song though, and Syesha actually sang it quite well IMO. The ending was a bit terkucil though, but totally unforgiveable. 7/10
Jason Castro - Somewhere Over The Radio (Judy Garland)
Well I like the fact that Jason acknowledged that this rendition wasn’t an original (sung by some Israel dude), unlike some people. But this Jack-Johnson-inspired performance can only get so much before some people get tired of it. I love this kid, but it was not nearly as good as I would’ve liked it to be. But at least that performance really cemented on the kind of performer that he is. 7/10
Kristy Lee Cook - Anyway (Martina McBride)
Kristy’s got a pretty decent country voice but she ain’t no Carrie Underwood, though. Still, I think despite the slight pitching problems, her performance is getting better and better each week. 6/10
David Cook - Innocent (Our Lady Peace)
Why the fuck was he mushmouthing the first few lines of the song? Nope, I don’t think the range of this song fits him. At all. It was not disastrous, but it was close to being his worst ever performance in this competition so far. 4/10
Carly Smithson - The Show Must Go On (Queen)
Eh.. typical Carly. Not her best, but it was okay. And Simon was correct. It did come off as an angry performance. 6.5/10
David PorkChop - Angels (Robbie Williams)
Super Ick! A Robbie Williams song. I do NoT like him, but Angels is one his few songs that I actually like (and I made a note of this before Simon claimed that this was one of the best.pop.songs.ever, by the way). Pork Chop’s rendition? Meh, not a fan but I have to admit that they weren’t many flaws in his performance - just a matter of personal taste. Just fucking give him the Idol title already *sulk* 7/10
Brooke White - You’ve Got A Friend (Carole King)
It bored me. 5/10
Final Rankings for the Night :
1. Michael Johns 7/10
1. Syesha Mercado 7/10
1. Jason Castro 7/10
1. David PorkChop 7/10
5. Carly Smithson 6.5/10
6. Brooke White 6/10
7. David Cook 4/10
Looking forward to Idol Gives Back tomorrow night. Hopefully it will be a chokeful of good performances (and seriously hoping David Beckham and Skeletor Spice’s segments won’t make the cut. Please disappear into oblivion alread).
And I would like to thank KFC for reviving Petula Clark’s Downtown via their 35th anniversary commercial. I especially love this song after it appeared on Lost.
This might be my laziest and shortest update on AI so far. I got home in time for the 6pm and the 8pm show, but I’ve been so knackered today, that I actually fell in and out of sleep throughout the show. The only thing that I distinctly remember about tonight’s show was that Dolly Parton was the mentor, and Ryan opened the show with the most lamest April Fools’ gag ever in the history of broadcasting. Heard certain performances - Brooke, OK. Jason, OK. Carly, OK. Kristy, Meh. Michael, Nice. And I, honest to God, actually fell asleep - FOR REAL - during the others (for both the 6pm and 8pm shows), so I only watched their performances via the recap at the end (can’t be arsed to youtube ‘em). So, not much of an update on AI, really. I was more interested in staying up after seeing that they’re showing the Stanley Hotel episode of Ghost Hunters after AI. (Saw this episode a couple of months ago via torrent, and it was awesome!). Okay, I’m going back to bed, even though it’s only 9:30pm. God, I feel old.
So I have made it a point not to post a food entry because there’s just too many food blogs out there that I don’t even have time to go through them as frequent as I used to. Besides, I got to a point when I got to fed up with the over abundant of food blogs that I almost threw up. You know food blogs hae gone down the drain when people start to blog and review even the most mundane things like Ayamas dishes. Hey, I actually like Ayamas.. but sorry, I don’t actually see the point of reviewing these sort of food, ya know.
Aaaanyways, it’s been over a week since I last read Boo’s (my favorite food blog) entry on the latest fluffy cheesecake promotions at The Loaf. I have sworn off from cheesecakes ever since Christmas Eve 2007. The disgusting cheesecakes at these Starbucks outlets are simply atrocious. They are like some weird chemical concoctions that’s just inedible. Filthy soap-like texture and artificial flavours. No fuckng thank you. And yes, I have written and posted my comments to them, and am still waiting for their response. Nada. They really cannot say, in good conscience, that the cheesecakes they are selling are inedible. No way. Filthy gelatinous bathing-soap tasting terrine, that’s what they are. I love my Starbucks drinks but goddamn you, Starbucks, for putting these shits on your shelves.
So it’s been a few months since I last had cheesecake. I don’t mind it that much since I don’t really have a sweet tooth. But I ‘accidentally’ ate a green tea cheesecake (topped with a fresh blackberry - yummay) at Shangri-La on Monday, and wow.. that was amazing. So when I retraced Boo’s entry on the range of cheesecakes at The Loaf’s special promotion.. I was simply drooling again.
So much so, that I actually dragged my fat ass out into KL this morning, and god knows how much I hate driving into KL - and into The Pavillion, no less. In general, I really don’t like going to certain shopping malls - Sunway New Wing, Midvalley Gardens, Bangsar Village II - and the Pavillion is one of them. Don’t ask me why. But believe me when I say, when I go to these places, I often say out loud “GOD, THIS PLACE IS SO FUCKING PRETENTIOUS”, just to see the other people’s reactions. Hey, it’s fun!
The Uhu!hu! Cheesecake promotion is currently on at The Loaf, and I was greeted by these Harajuku-like girls handing out these flyers. Man, I will NEVER get the fascination with Harajuku girls. They freak me the fuck out - just like Cabbage Patch Kids and Trolls dolls do. Freaky. Anyway, I bought 3 of the pre-packed cheesecakes.. and the girls at the counter asked me “Sir, do you want to take a photo?”. And I was like “Say what? C’est moi?”. Pause. “WHY?”. Seems that they are running a contest or some sort.. if you go there and buy the cheesecakes on offer, you get to take a picture, and they’ll post the picture at the outlet for all to see. Well, if judging is based on “THE MOST RETARDED LOOK”, I’m pretty sure I’m a shoe-in for the win. What do you think?
Okay don’t even ask me what the hell is up with that supah gay head tilt, but I honestly have to give credit to myself for being able to hide my lard ass behind the cake boxes. Yay! I actually bought the whole range to share with my sister, niece, nephews.. and possibly cats. Promotion will end this Monday, so if you want to give it a try.. get to it pronto! I was also told that possibly 14 new varieties will be sold in one of their near future promotions soon.
From the REAL KL range
Wholesome Nestum, Icy Lychee, Stylo Milo
Refreshing Longan, Banana Supreme, Durian Obsession
From the REAL WORLD range
Lustrous Coffee, Luxurious Chocolate, Harmonious Green Tea
Glitzy Strawberries, Fascinating Earl Grey, Caamelised Heartiness
From the REAL FRUIT range
Blueberry Treasures, Inspiring Fluffy, Magnificent Mango
Berries Ensemble, Kiwi Surprise, Tangy Lemon
I’ve only tasted two so far - the Nestum one (because I hate Nestum and would like to get it the fuck out of my way), and the Durian one. The Nestum one surprisingly tasted pretty good, but the Durian one didn’t tickle my fancy that much. A little too sweet for my taste. The durian bit was nice, but I really could do without the bloody sugar frosting. I really hate frostings!!! As for the rest, we’ll go through those over the weekend.
edited to add : The Tangy Lemon was pretty nice, and the Fascinating Earl Grey - divine.
In other food news, I don’t know why, but somehow I found myself in Kenny Rogers yesterday, ordering their grilled lamb promo. The total meal was approximately RM25, consisting of a tiny muffin, three puny servings of side dishes, one small sized grilled shoulder of lamb, coke. That’s bloody fucking expensive! I mean, come on! It wasn’t bad, but it certainly wasn’t worth the RM25 that I paid for. For RM25, you can get the following from Bakerzin’s set lunch at 1Utama : three tapas-sized starters, one main dish, one dessert and one coffee. Glorious!
Mushroom bruschetta, calamari salad, Caesar salad
Seafood pasta (if you were to order from their ala carte menu, they would include a crayfish along with it)
Pasta with clams (loads of clams, although I think the Vongole would’ve tasted more nicer since the clams are served soaking in its original juices)
This wasn’t the dessert that came with the lunch set (which was waffles with ice cream and strawberry coulis) - this is actually one of their signnature mini molten chocolate cake.
Okay.. I think that’s enough pigging out for now.
The year they were born. I always thought if I had the voice to sing (HA FUCKING HA!), I will definitely pick The Pretender by Jackson Browne for this theme. 1976, baby! But I can’t sing for shit, so let’s get into this.
Ramiele Malubay - Alone (Heart)
I heart this song. What was the chick’s name who sang this last year before being cut off? Man, that was awesome. Celine’s rendition? Not so much. Ramiele’s rendition? So much less. And what is that outfit she got on? Her hight notes were simply disastrous. OMG what was she thinking. And don’t think I didn’t hear you the first time, Paula.. “I give you a lot of crap.. credit”. 3 out of 10.
Jason Castro - Fragile (Sting)
Mmmm this may be Jason’s first performance that I’m totally crazy with. Song selection? Possibly. Never been a huge fan of Sting’s. The performance was teetering on boring. Sorry. But he better not leave the show this week. 5 out of 10.
Syesha Mercado - If I Were Your Woman (Stephanie Mills)
Her voice sounds a lot more smooth this week. I don’t know. I can’t seem to find a real fault in Syesha’s performances, but I just don’t see her becoming the next Idol. But this was a pretty good song for her. Probably one of her best, so far. Bravo. 7.5 out of 10.
Chikezie - If Only For One Night (Luther Vandross)
Didn’t know this guy had Nigerian parents. And boy, I didn’t see this guy lasting more than the Top 12 but he’s proving me wrong. That was a really good performance. Sweet, mellow and powerful at the same time. It got a tad boring towards the end but me likey. 7 out of 10.
Brooke White - Every Breath You Take (The Police)
I was so afraid she might butcher this most oversung song in the history of music. A little stumblefuck at the beginning, but she remained her composure for the rest of the song. But this is nowhere near the awesomeness that was her Let It Be performance. I’m starting to like her, but dayum that was bland. 5.5 out of 10.
Michael Johns - We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions (Queen)
S-U-P-A-H. H-A-W-T. 10 out of 10.
Carly Smithson - Total Eclipse of The Heart (Bonnie Tyler)
Once again, she’s living up to expectations. This was an awesome performance. Complete with the necessary serak basak and everything. She’s not going to win the show, but she better be in it for the long haul, at least. 8 out of 10.
David Archuletta - You’re The Voice (David Foster)
I love the fact that he’s been dubbed as Devil Porkchop by the Sucks community. LOL. Good performance, but no, I don’t think I can ever give my support to this male jailbait. Suara dia dah pecah ke belum nih?? Musykil betul aku. Sure he can sing.. but meh. I wonder if the Claymates were as bad as the rabid Archuletta fantards this year. 6 out of 10.
Kristy Lee Cook - God Bless The USA (Lee Greenwood)
Holy crap. Why is she still on this show? You don’t annoy your family now.. but you’re annoying the rest of the world watching this show, selfish twunt. However, I have to be fair and say that the performance wasn’t as disastrous as I thought it would be. In fact, I actually think it was slightly better than Jason’s and even Brooke’s performance. Yeah, didn’t think I would ever say that. 6 out of 10.
David Cook - Billie Jean (Michal Jackson)
Wow. What an incredible original take on this Michael Jackson classic! Totally unexpected, and totally awesome. This was pretty orgasmic. 9 out of 10.
All in all a pretty interesting night. Lovin’ it.
Final Rankings for the Night :
1. Michael (10/10)
2. David Cook (9/10)
3. Carly (8/10)
4. Syesha (7.5/10)
5. Chikezie (7/10)
6. Kristy (6/10)
7. David Archuletta (6/10)
8. Brooke (5.5/10)
9. Jason (5/10)
10. Ramiele (3/10)
OMFG Stereophonics in Singapore!
From : MTV ASIA
Stereophonics Live In Singapore!
March 12, 2008
Singapore - LAMC Productions is pleased to announce that the highly acclaimed U.K. alt rockers Stereophonics will perform at Fort Canning Park on April 28, 2008Stereophonics have had six consecutive albums debut at No. 1 on the U.K. charts including their latest release Pull the Pin!
$85 Early bird tickets will go on sale at Sistic starting March 17. Standard priced tickets will be $95 from April 1 – 27 and $105 on the day of show (excluding Sistic fee). All tickets are standing general admission.

Holy shit on ice! The Stereophonics are finally coming to this part of the world!!! YES YES YES!!!!!! But I can’t help but wonder if it’s a little too late for the Phonics to spread their wings in Asia. I have to admit that as much as I’m one of their biggest fan in this region, they’ve somewhat lost momentum for their past two albums.
I was hooked on them when I first listened to their Local Boy in the Photograph single from one of those freebies CD samplers from Q magazine. And I was a loyal supporter ever since! Their first album, Word Gets Around, is definitely on my all-time Top 5 favorite music albums ever. It’s simple, it’s raw.. but most importantly, there are ZERO love songs on that album. I remember actually voting for them to win the Brit Awards for Best Newcomer, which they did. It was an amazing victory, cause I didn’t think that many people liked them back then.
Local Boy in The Photograph is a fucking classic song. Of course our own local TV3 had to fucking butcher the song by playing the shitty video over and over again till most every one got sick. I blame TV3 for their failure to gain fans here.
Remember that video? Yeah, even I can’t fathom seeing it for more than two times in a row. The song still kicks fucking ass though. I remember buying tickets to their first ever home coming concert in Cardiff (Cwmaman Feel The Noize), only having to forsake it because I had an exam that day. Grrrr..
And Traffic will FOREVER be Stereophonics’ best anthemic song ever.
Their follow up album, Performance and Cocktails, were highly anticipated - following their recent win in the Brit Awards.

Isn’t that cover awesome? So fucking awesome that I actually went down to London to the exact photo location at a football pitch and took a picture there. LOL… how stupid was that? The songs on this album are absolutely orgasmic. Seriously. Personally, I think this was their absolute peak in the music biz.
Personally, I loved Hurry Up and Wait
But Just Looking.. this anthemic song is right there behind Traffic.
And of course, there’s Pick A Part (That’s New).. in which I actually won a competition and received a studio released video recording of this track. Awesome, awesome, awesome. The vid’s a take on The Italian Job, by the way.
I was lucky enough to catch them in Manchester (got into the mosh pit, no less.. it was fantastic!) during their Performance and Cocktails tour just before graduation.
Just Enough Education to Performed followed shortly. By this time I was back in Malaysia, where possibly only 5 people cared enough to knows who the Stereophonics was. So much so that I had to order the CD from amazon.co.uk. The first single pissed off a lot of music reviewers (yeah listen to Mr Writer and you’d know why).. the video is pretty awesome though.
But the only really good song that I liked from this album (and probably one of their best releases so far), was the Rod Stewart cover of Handbags and Gladrags - most of you would recognize this song as the background track to The Office. I fucking loved this song, and this video… well it’s basically just the band singing.
By the time their fourth album, You Gotta Go There To Come Back, was released.. I kinda lost interest. The only songs that’s worth mentioning from this album are Since I Told You It’s Over, Getaway and Maybe Tomorrow (which was featured in the rolling credits of the award winning movie - Crash).
Their fifth album - Language, Sex, Violence, Other - was a return to form - indicated by their first #1 UK single - Dakota. Love it. This was a pretty good album, but I wouldn’t have bought it if I didn’t know what the Phonics have done in the past.
And finally, their sixth album, released last year - Pull The Pin. Well I have to admit that I didn’t really give a shit as to what’s on this album.
HOWEVER, the Phonics always sound excellent live on stage. THE STEREOPHONICS ARE THE BEST LIVE ACT EVER. So.. shitty releases aside, I am soooo planning on catching them live in Singapore next month. Let’s just hope they’ll focus 90% on their earlier works. Oh boy oh boy oh boy.. *orgasm*
With popular demand - Idol is back with The Beatles. *sniff*
Amanda - Back In The USSR
I like her voice and shit but it’s all gotten too predictable and repetitive (typed this before hearing Simon’s comment, btw) . It was just alright for me. 5 out of 10
Kristy - You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away
Does this bitch never learn? Pick a mind numbingly boring song, why don’t you. “I can blow you out of your socks…” girl, we all know that sentence is 4 words too long. 4 out of 10.
David A - The Long and Winding Road
In the first few moments, he kinda sounds like someone auditioning for Oliver! Much much better performance than last week’s. I hate the crowd (ie. fucking tweengirls. shut. the. flying. fuck. up.) for screaming every time he sings a long note. 7 out of 10.
Michael - A Day In The Life
Some people might argue that he doesn’t have enough charisma or stage presence to win it all. I actually think otherwise. There was a minor raspy fuck up before the 1st chorus but that’s forgiveable IMO. 6 out of 10.
Brooke - Here Comes the Sun
Personally, I think this pale wraith keeps on choosing the right songs. Colour me impressed. It was a pretty good performance - even though slightly repetitive. Not her best, but pretty good. 6.5 out of 10.
David C - Day Tripper
Egghead Daughtry - eat your heart out. Loved the performance. Totally kick ass, this one. Bravo.. never really liked this dude, but this was pretty good. 7 out of 10.
Carly - Blackbird
This was a nice song, but I didn’t think there was anything to write home about with the performance. Good, but not out of this world or anything. 7 out of 10.
Jason - Michelle
Alors Mon Dieu! Loved the French version. He hasn’t got the most powerful voice on the show, but Jason continues to pleasantly surprise me week after week. Seriously, Jason for the win! Fuck you judges. 7.5 out of 10.
Syesha - Yesterday
Started off great. Then it all became a little too much and too over the top for me. 7 out of 10.
Chikezie - I’ve Just Seen a Face
He sounded surprisingly tender the first half of the song. The sudden change to the cartoonish-western type tempo did NOT work at all for me. Should’ve kept it straight and simple. Again, I typed this before listening to Cowell’s comments. 5 out of 10.
Ramiele - I Should Have Known Better
A pretty decent performance.. but try as I might, I just can’t get myself into enjoying Ramiele’s performances. 6 out of 10.
Final Rankings for The Night :
All in all.. a very very extremely dull show tonight. If you haven’t seen it, skip it.
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